Basics of Bending Stress Part 1 - Section Modulus
In the first part of a 9 part series, Ike Ogiamien of Prometheus Engineering Group discusses the basics of bending stress using a series of easy to follow charts and formulas. Part 1 begins with a discussion of bending stress in the elastic range. part 2 (moment of inertia) here: http://youtu.be/O2wF3Xh-JAM
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